Fleet News Award Winners
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Royal Mail cuts collisions to save £1.5m in accident claim costs
Royal Mail has a giant fleet. So introducing safety measures takes a lot of doing. Stephen Briers reports on its successes
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Volkswagen remains a brand ‘important to fleets and their drivers’
WLTP testing tardiness resulted in a sluggish September, but rapid release of results is improving VW’s competitive position
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Enterprise Rent-A-Car: ‘we have a huge opportunity to advise fleets how to travel’
New services are enabling Fleet News Award winner Enterprise Rent-A Car to simplify the customer journey and offer the best travel options
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‘We didn’t want a fire sale,’ says Skoda
Fleet boss Henry Williams explains how Škoda chose to protect RVs by resisting the temptation to push stock into the market ahead of the WLTP deadline
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Best innovative use of technology: VisionTrack ‘mandatory for many’ insurance companies
VisionTrack’s video/telematics products are being connected at ‘incredible’ rates as fleets seek ways to improve safety
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Leasing company of the year (more than 20,00): Alphabet GB matures into ‘sustainable business’
In its 22nd year, award-winning leasing giant has a solid balance sheet and many more reasons to be confident about the future.
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Fleet News Award ‘couldn’t have come at better time’ for Marshall Leasing
Hot on the heels of being bought by leading Irish bank, Marshall Leasing gained access to funding at attractive, stable rates. By Sarah Tooze
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Most improved fleet manufacturer: Seat is easing up on the confusing choices
Four years ago, Seat sat outside the top 20 for true fleet; now it’s in the top 10. Peter McDonald explains his quiet revolution. By Andrew Ryan
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Green fleet manufacturer of the year: Market ‘coming round’ to Toyota’s way of green thinking
When Prius was introduced 21 years back people thought the company had lost its marbles. It doesn’t look so crazy now. By Sarah Tooze
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New company car, executive and zero emission car: BMW to remain bullish despite difficult year
Triple award-winner BMW remains bullish even though it expects 2018 to be a difficult year due to internal and external factors. Stephen Briers reports.
